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The Tax-and-Spend FCC: Today E-Rate, Tomorrow Title II?
WASHINGTON D.C. — FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler today proposed a plan that would increase the size of E-Rate subsidies for broadband for schools and libraries...
FCC Has No Basis for Setting Arbitrary E-Rate Broadband Speed Goals
Today, TechFreedom and the International Center for Law & Economics filed Reply Comments on the Federal Communications Commission’s proposal to modernize the E-Rate Program, created...
E-Rate Reform Should Avoid Arbitrary Speed Goals, Urge TechFreedom & ICLE
TechFreedom and the International Center for Law & Economics recently filed comments on modernizing the federal E-Rate Program, which helps fund telecommunications services for schools...
TechBriefing: E-Rate Subsidies for Schools and Libraries
Print Version Summary Since 1998, the Universal Service Fund’s E-Rate program has funded telecommunications and broadband connections for schools and libraries around the United States....
E-Rate Needs Oversight and Spending Constraints, Coalition Letter Urges
TechFreedom and other groups have released a letter to Acting FCC Chairwoman Mignon Clyburn, urging the FCC to adopt Commissioner Ajit Pai’s E-Rate reform proposals....